Thread: Cricket scores around the world

3 quick wickets when England were strolling has made it more interesting.

Serious lack of interest on England's part.

Ban won by 50 runs.

Eng win the series 2-1.

Now three T20's starting on Thursday at 4pm Thailand.

Lots of cricket on today;

NZ v SL who rather predictably are trowing away a good start
Ind v Aus who've managed to amass more than half their last first inning score for one wicket
SA v WI with SA slumping late in the day yesterday and later we have
Bang v Eng T20 with no Jason Roy in the team who instead knocked up 145 not out in the PSL T20 yesterday

England lost the toss yet again and Bangladesh bowl.

Butler should just offer the choice to the opponents - Eng only had 13 players to chose from and Mr 145 wasn't one of them

Watched the build up, now the match has started the live feed has hung.

Eng 126-2 off 15

Buttler 64 Duckett 15

Bangladesh need to break this partnership quickly.

136-4 /17

Game turned on sixpence.

^ Jinx

Fuck you sybille look what you did

At last.

Not a lot of English fans in the crowd judging by the sound.

It’s certainly a better pitch than last time. Let’s see what day two brings. Playing at Ahmedabad which apparently is the largest cricket ground in the world.

Aussies on 4/255

NZ on 76/3 in reply to SL 355.

Bit of work to do for the middle order, with the bowlers moving it around.

Williamson and Nicholls out for 1 and 2 respectively.

I suspect Nicholls won't be in the second test unless he redeems himself in the second innings.

Hard to believe Williamson was terrorising the world's best not so long ago.

Originally Posted by DrWilly

It’s certainly a better pitch than last time. Let’s see what day two brings.

The new ball was doing all sorts of crazy shit through the air for the Indian quicks early in the day, even they had no idea what it was going to do. But yeah, this won't be a 2 to 3 day Test on a track like that.

Jeez the peanut-brittle brigade have been quiet lately, no idea what could have clammed them up

Mitchell a very lucky man there.

Aussies 300 is up no additional loss of wickets yet.

Originally Posted by Headworx

The new ball was doing all sorts of crazy shit through the air for the Indian quicks early in the day, even they had no idea what it was going to do. But yeah, this won't be a 2 to 3 day Test on a track like that.

Jeez the peanut-brittle brigade have been quiet lately, no idea what could have clammed them up

Do you think Headcase can't read?

Or is he just projecting again?

These "brittle" convicts normally disappear when the going gets rough.

Aussies scoring at under three an over.



Both these games have gone a bit flat for those of us used to 'champagne cricket'.

Originally Posted by cyrille

Both these games have gone a bit flat for those of us used to 'champagne cricket'.

What, like your last 2 games against that powerhouse of international cricket known as Bangladesh?

That's stumps on day two with New Zealand losing 5 wickets and trailing Sri Lanka by 193 runs.

Aussies on 347 at lunch without loss of wicket.

Khawaja has 150 up.

I think if Cameron Green gets his ton you will see his confidence grow and we may see the best allrounder ever.

He is a brilliant fielder, a solid bowler and if all fits into place a match winning batsman.

Originally Posted by Headworx

What, like your last 2 games against that powerhouse of international cricket known as Bangladesh?

I *think* headcase was trying to be sarcastic.

Australia have been routed for 62, their lowest-ever T20 International total, to end a nightmare tour of Bangladesh.
Bangladesh claimed a 4-1 series victory with a 60-run win in the final match at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium after the Aussies were bowled out chasing the hosts' 8-122 in just 13.4 overs, the shortest international innings in any format in their 144-year history.